St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-03
McGarigle, the Chicago Boodler, Wan
dering Up and Down Through
Canadian Towns.
When Last Seen He was Going Into
Retirement at the Town Of st.
GATHERINGS, Ont.
William z. Vanderbilt's Imported Hen
Farmer Steals Everything in Sight
and Disappears.
Horrible Murder of an Chic Woman
BY Her Son---General Grim
inaI News.

Od1tAGO. AUS SpCSlul llOhi
Wyoming, Ont, says: William j. Nc
Garigle, of Chicago, arrived here at L
o'clock yesterday (Monday) morning,
having been driven over from Sarnia,
sixteen miles distant, by a livery stable
keeper of that place. They stopped at
the Central hotel here, kept by Jacob
Rogers, and ordered lodgings and break
fast. However, McGarigle did not reg
lister or make his identity known. The
landlord suspected from the actions of
his guest that he was trying to evade
justice, and, making inquiries of the
person who drove him here, learned of
his identity. McGarigle retired at l 80
and slept until 6 a. m; When he took
breakfast he rendered the landlord $40
American bank note from which to de-
duct his bill. The landlord eX-
pressed his doubts as to its being
genuine, when McGarigle jocularly
remarked that it was such as those that
the grand institutions of the United
States were founded upon. The fugitive
then went to the railway station, pur-
chased ticket for London, and boarded
the 6:3S a. N. train for that city. He
made
NO EFFORT TO HIDE
his identity. and was recognized by both
the conductor and brakeman of the
train by his resemblance to a picture of
him they had seen. He stated to party
with whom he was cOnverSing, that it
was his intention to return to Chicago
as soon as he got the little affair settled.
He appeared in no way reticent about
talking over the matter, and did not
seem to have any desire to conceal him
self from the public eye. He still
his whiSkerS and muStache in the
same fashion as when he left Chicago.
Dispatches from Sarnia published here
to-day assert that the party which met
McGarigle when he landed in Canada
was composed of three persons answer
ing the description of Dr.. HOrsey, Law
yer Wright and SaloOnkeeper Maloney,
all of Chicago. According to these re-
ports Horsey and Wright, after leaving
McGarigle went to st. Clair, where they
dined at the same table with
P.D. ARMOUR
and were on familiar terms with the
millionaire packer. Yesterday Hersey
and Wright had conference in Sarnia
with Building Inspector Kirkland, of
Chicago. The latter, after consulting
with the Hvery1nan, Boyle, who had
harbored AlcGafigle. last night, with
Horsey and Wright, took train east,
saying they expected to meet friend
of this city, is the resident
physician at the Palmer House. Among
his patients is Mr.. Armour. The doc
tors friends say his object in going to
Canada was to attend Mr.. Armour,
They deny that it is at all probable that
he is mixed up in the McGarigle matter.
Saloonkeeper MalOney is in Chicago to-
day. He AYERS that while in Canada he
did not even see McGarigle. A special
from st. GATHERINGS says, "McGarIgie
arrived here about 2 o'clock this after
noon, On the Grand Trunk railway.
He at once
HAILED CAB
and refused to allow any one else to
enter He was driven through the city
to the neighborhOOd of Lawyer st.
Johns residence on Ontario street,
where he alighted and dismissed the
cab. 1t is believed that he is at present
hiding at the it. Johns house, from
which all persons, particularly news
paper men, reporters and detectives are
stri city prohibited and it is impossible
to procure an interview OF gain any
luIJucI lulOl IldGlUil dO pi0oOlil. Obs
John is brother of the Chicago phySi-
clan. A Montreal dispatch says two de-
tectives left for London, Ont, last
night, armed with a warrant for the
arrest of McGaIigle and issued at the
instance of James Baxter, broker of
this city, on a charge of conspiracy.
Baxter alleges that when McGarigle
was chief of police of Chicago, he con-
spired with one Sills, of Montreal, to
have Baxter's portrait placed in the
rOgue'S gallery.
Late this afternoon DR.. st. John sue
ceeded in securing three bonds
5o' W5o 'ise segeduIed % ss.ooo "S worth mset,f Of
Mrs. Mary Coteland, sister
of the doctor, who stated that she owned
$4,000 worth of unincnmbered property,
and Mr.. Black, who OWNS property
valued at $1,000.